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So was the question that stupid, or hasn't anyone ever attempted it?
Anyone???
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "conn_dennis" <dennisconn@xxxx>
wrote:
>
> I know that the median function will return the median value of the
> entire array, but how would one go about finding the median of only
> some of the values in an array?
>
> So far, I've managed only to identify the peaks in an oscillator
I've
> coded, but I'm trying to have the program find the median of ONLY
the
> four highest peaks within a user-defined lookback range (likewise
> with the four lowest troughs below zero).
>
> I think I can stumble around and figure out how to code what I need
> once I get past this median problem. I've spent two days on this
> trying to figure it out (I feel like Thomas Edison - I've
discovered
> a thousand ways to NOT find the median). : )
>
> Has anyone had a similar problem and found a somewhat simple
> solution, or perhaps be willing to point me in some direction?
>
> DC
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